Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Wednesday 6th March 2024
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Chronic health problems associated with sitting disease
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Chronic health problems associated with sitting disease
SITTING disease is the term used for health challenges that result from sitting or lying down for too long, which increases the risk of chronic health problems. Too much sitting can also be bad for mental health. Living a sedentary lifestyle can be dangerous to health; the less sitting or lying down during the day,
Chronic health problems associated with sitting disease
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IWD: Women still fighting for inclusion 49 years after
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IWD: Women still fighting for inclusion 49 years after
ANNUALLY, March 8 is about women and issues that affect them globally as it is the day designated for the commemoration of the International Women’s Day, which serves as a focal point in the women’s rights movement, especially in terms of issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights and violence as well as all forms
IWD: Women still fighting for inclusion 49 years after
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Price fixing judgment divides Bar, unites OPS
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Price fixing judgment divides Bar, unites OPS
The recent ruling of a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, mandating the Federal Government to fix the prices of goods and petroleum products, has generated a lot of views. YEJIDE GBENGA-OGUNDARE harnesses all sides to the controversy. When Justice Ambrose Lewis-Allagoa of the Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on Wednesday, February 7, gave
Price fixing judgment divides Bar, unites OPS
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Army has no desire to truncate Nigeria’s democracy —COAS
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Army has no desire to truncate Nigeria’s democracy —COAS
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, on Tuesday, restated the commitment of the Nigerian Army to defend the nation’s democracy. Addressing participants at a seminar on career planning and management organised by the Army Headquarters in Abuja, the COAS said the Army has no plans to truncate democracy in the country.
Army has no desire to truncate Nigeria’s democracy —COAS
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Orosanye’s report: Lawyer seeks establishment of Ministry of Climatic Change
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Orosanye’s report: Lawyer seeks establishment of Ministry of Climatic Change
A lawyer and intellectual property expert, Peter Akpu has urged President Bola Tinubu to establish the Ministry of Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Disaster Risk Management while also suggesting that the government should appoint Prof. Damilola Olawuyi, (SAN), as pioneer Minister of Climate Change, Energy Transition and Sustainable Development ahead of 2030 SDG’s Agenda and
Orosanye’s report: Lawyer seeks establishment of Ministry of Climatic Change
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Ondo guber: PDP stakeholders fail to reach agreement on consensus candidate
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Ondo guber: PDP stakeholders fail to reach agreement on consensus candidate
THE stakeholders’ meeting of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) called on Tuesday by its national leadership to deliberate on the way forward for the November gubernatorial election in Ondo State failed to agree on the idea of a consensus candidate. The acting national chairman of the main opposition party, Iliya Damagun, had announced to about
Ondo guber: PDP stakeholders fail to reach agreement on consensus candidate
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The Customs rice stampede
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The Customs rice stampede
TRAGEDY struck in Lagos recently as seven people were killed while struggling to buy the confiscated rice being sold at a give-away price of N10,000 per bag by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to the public in response to the harsh economic conditions in which Nigerians are trapped. Hundreds of people tried to force themselves
The Customs rice stampede
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Awolowo, the reference point for posterity
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Awolowo, the reference point for posterity
“Every Nigerian citizen must be educated at public expense to the limits of his natural ability, to enable him to be in the finest possible state to produce the utmost he is capable of.” That was vintage Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the irrepressible political titan and sage. He made the famous quote in 1955. In subsequent
Awolowo, the reference point for posterity
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Accepting grains from Ukraine doesn’t translate to failure, FG replies Obi
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Accepting grains from Ukraine doesn’t translate to failure, FG replies Obi
MINISTER of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, has said Nigeria’s decision to accept grains from war-torn Ukraine does not mean the country is weak or a failed state. Presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP) in the last election, Mr Peter Obi, had, in a statement on X (formerly Twitter), described Ukraine’s grain donation
Accepting grains from Ukraine doesn’t translate to failure, FG replies Obi
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Why Africa is poor despite $96.5trn natural resource —Adesina, AfDB boss
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Why Africa is poor despite $96.5trn natural resource —Adesina, AfDB boss
Newest Awo Laureate, Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, President, African Development Bank (AfDB), speaks about leadership and service from the heart. LANRE ADEWOLE and AKIN ADEWAKUN sat with the Food-Man of Africa for reflections, achievements and projections: As the newest Awo Laureate, having just clinched the Obafemi Awolowo Leadership Award, how do you feel being in company
Why Africa is poor despite $96.5trn natural resource —Adesina, AfDB boss
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